First day first use
It connected immediately by downloading the app and following the steps. It automatically starts the two-month free subscription.
I tested it by moving the device where I placed it under the saddle.
It made a call to my mobile (don't forget to save the number in contacts).
Bluetooth does not need to be activated unless we want to make adjustments.
If I see something negative, I will update.
Overall, it's worth it.
"Update" - one month later, the batteries are full.
Calls are made UP TO 1 minute and then a location on the map of the APP. Bluetooth up to 10 meters for settings is fine. I have it set to high sensitivity, updating every day and range fob-device at max. A big + is that if communication with customer service is needed, they respond 24 hours and promptly. Also, two mobiles can be connected BUT on the second one, it only makes notifications, not calls.

Sometimes when I've tried it (most of those accidentally because I forgot the fob), it worked perfectly. It called me and after a while, it started sending me the location. I really feel a sense of security with this on the bike. At least I learn at that moment that someone has stolen the bike and not hours later when it may have reached Aspropyrgos, where you never see it again.

I use Varta rechargeable batteries, which are also available as an option (there's energizer and varta). They need to be changed every 10 days. Every day I receive a message that they are "armed and ready." From the previous comments, I couldn't figure it out. No one writes this, so I must be doing something wrong; it probably needs some setting, to not send anything, because it doesn't make sense that they write the batteries last for 9 months and mine last for 10 days. Maybe someone who has looked into the issue better can tell me what settings I need to put it on.

Very good GPS Tracker, hides easily, with a long battery life of 10+ months. I didn't find it a big problem that it doesn't have live tracking. When needed (at the right time) it will start to work and emit the position of the motorcycle every 5 or 1 minute (depending on the setting)

It's worth the money for someone who just wants peace of mind knowing that they will leave their car/motorcycle in one spot and it will be there in the morning when they wake up. Unfortunately, for someone who wants to see their vehicle 24/7 to know where it is and at what point, it doesn't work. As for the battery life, we'll see as time goes on. I've set it up to receive daily updates with the location.

After an attempted theft of my motorcycle, I have to say that it is worth the money as I managed to recover it relatively quickly. Of course, in some cases the quality could have been more accurate.

I think it's worth the money. I have had it for a year. The battery lasts long. I haven't had to change them yet. I hope I never need to.

Quite small in size - can easily hide it anywhere in the vehicle. Very easy to connect/set up. Very practical that it includes the SIM - simply renew it with 40 per year after the first free 2 months. I tried removing the vehicle without the FOB and it immediately starts making calls to your phone that the car is being taken. After the first 10 minutes, if the vehicle continues to move, it has live tracking through the application.

Perfect, I tried it already and it immediately made a call to my mobile and started sending signals on the map. It connected to me instantly without any difficulty even though I am unfamiliar with technology. It has been about 20 days and the battery has not dropped at all.

It has advantages and disadvantages.
It does not drain the motorcycle battery as it has its own, but because of this it does not have live tracking.
Only lithium batteries, otherwise you will need new ones every month.
Personally, I got rechargeable ones and I'm okay.
As soon as the bike moves, it calls you and shows you the exact location every five minutes (I tested it).
If the bike is in a basement, it will only show the area like all others, if it is on the road, it finds it with mathematical accuracy.
Overall, it is very good and I hope it is unnecessary.

PS
Positive for me is its sim card that is easily renewed and costs about 40 euros per year

It was purchased and installed on my machine, it is easy to set up since the device is relatively new. It shows daily performance report, does not have live tracking but can send a location on the map. In a test I did in an underground parking, unfortunately, it does not have range and loses signal, something that also happens with expensive ones on the market. With the purchase, the company offers two months of free SIM connection and then a €39 subscription for 12 months. Renewal is done through the application. Overall, I appreciate that for the money it is a pretty good purchase.

Very user-friendly and easy to set up, but it lacks the live tracking feature. Otherwise, it doesn't need to be in everyone's possession.

Ease of use because you can carry it in any car or motorcycle you want whenever you want without needing installation.
It does not support alkaline or rechargeable batteries, so if you don't have the fob with you often, the batteries will run out in 3 months due to notifications (although you can mute them) for the money it is expensive since the card is on a subscription so that it can offer you its services and it does not have live presentation which is another update every 5 minutes!

Flawless, stable, without problems and complex configuration. You activate it, customize it with very simple steps, hide it somewhere well in the car or motorcycle, and you have a very good and sensitive tracker that notifies you immediately no matter what happens. Very good battery. The only drawback is the cost of renewing the sim card, 40€/year.

The only negatives are the lack of live tracking and the fact that it cannot operate with rechargeable NiMH batteries.

Easy and fast setup. Small in size. Immediate notification via phone call. Long battery life. Does not drain power from the vehicle's battery.